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Cryocooler Electromagnetic Compatibility
1995The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, under joint Ballistic Missile and Defense Organization (BMDO)/Air Force and NASA/Eos Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) sponsorship, is conducting extensive space cryocooler characterization to provide a reliable and accurate data base on cryocooler performance for use by the space community. As the number of cryocoolers
G. R. Mon +4 more
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1990
Publisher Summary Electromagnetic compatibility is a term that covers the subjects of interference generation and the susceptibility of equipments to interference. The term includes radio interference, radar interference, sonar interference, telephone interference, computer interference, and general electronic interference.
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Publisher Summary Electromagnetic compatibility is a term that covers the subjects of interference generation and the susceptibility of equipments to interference. The term includes radio interference, radar interference, sonar interference, telephone interference, computer interference, and general electronic interference.
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Improvement of shielding for electromagnetic compatibility
2016 International Conference on Electronics, Information, and Communications (ICEIC), 2016This paper presents methods to improve the effectiveness of electromagnetic shielding. The slit appears in an enclosure’s surface to ventilate. Slits may also appear due to power supply lines or to serve as a communication link between electronic circuits inside and outside the box.
Tran Nguyen Do +2 more
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Risk-based vs Rule-based Electromagnetic Compatibility in Large Installations
2018 IEEE 4th Global Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference (GEMCCON), 2018Many engineers (still) think that if the equipment fulfils the applicable standard, that a large installation will work first-time-right. This rule-based approach, i.e.
F. Leferink
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Electromagnetic compatibility in Europe
IEE Proceedings - Science, Measurement and Technology, 1994The Directive on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) came into force on 1 January 1992. For various reasons, manufacturers are permitted to delay application of the Directive until 31 December 1995. The Department of Trade and Industry launched an awareness campaign in January 1993 which has provided many initiatives, and is maintaining momentum in the
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Electromagnetic compatibility versus electromagnetic biocompatibility
Proceedings of 14th International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference EPE-PEMC 2010, 2010The paper tries to structure, from the technical point of view, the concept of electromagnetic biocompatibility, versus electromagnetic compatibility. There are many resemblances, but also many differences between the two concepts, mainly in the approach, in the frequency range of interest, in the mechanisms and the levels of electromagnetic ...
Dorin Muresan +2 more
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Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility
2014EMI requires a (1) source of energy, (2) a receptor or victim circuit or system, and (3) some coupling path for the energy to get from one place to the other. If there is no energy source, there is no EMI, and if there is no coupling path, there is no EMI.
Kenneth Wyatt, Patrick G. André
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Design For Electromagnetic Compatibility
1996This chapter discusses design for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in the design of electrical and electronic equipment. We first describe how the subject of EMC divides into ‘emissions’ and ‘immunity’, discuss the implications of the European EMC Directive, and stress the importance of considering EMC at all stages of the design of equipment.
M.D. Ganley +4 more
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Electromagnetic Interference and Electromagnetic Compatibility
, 2023L. Kumar, Y. U. Maheswari
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An Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility
1987Electrical, electromechanical, and electronic equipment all must comply with specifications intended to assure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), which is the ability of systems, subsystems, circuits, and components to function as designed, without malfunction or unacceptable degradation of performance due to electromagnetic interference (EMI ...
J. L. Norman Violette +2 more
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